In Saskatoon, 7 homicide incidents were reported in 2026 year-to-date through July, out of 17,308 total city incidents across all categories. Homicide represents 0% of all reported city incidents. In 2025, the open-data archive recorded 3 incidents. Homicide per-incident counts are typically small and volatile year-to-year. Among listed areas for 2026, Pleasant Hill recorded 3 incidents, while Massey Place, Meadowgreen, Mount Royal, and Westmount each recorded 1.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Saskatoon.
This narrative details official open-data incident reports for the Homicide category in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Based on recorded entries spanning from August 11, 2025 to August 13, 2026, Saskatoon recorded 7 incidents of homicide. Across all 11 published categories in the city's open dataset, Saskatoon logged 17,308 total incidents during the selected reporting window, placing the Homicide category at 0% of the overall city total.
Because homicide counts rely on per-incident police entries, annual totals are typically small and volatile year-to-year. The figures published here represent year-to-date counts through July 2026 rather than a short 60-day map tier. Within the recorded multi-year series, Saskatoon logged 3 homicide incidents in 2025. Reviewing these figures alongside sibling categories clarifies how individual offence categories compare within Saskatoon's complete published archive.
Within Saskatoon's open-data breakdown of 11 total categories, Homicide ranks 11th with 7 recorded incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul). By comparison, sibling categories recorded higher counts during this same reporting period. The category designated as Other logged 7,415 incidents, while Theft recorded 2,566 incidents. Furthermore, Assault accounted for 1,592 incidents, Mischief registered 1,491 incidents, and Theft from vehicle recorded 1,273 incidents. With 7 incidents, Homicide recorded a lower count than all of these listed sibling categories in Saskatoon's published dataset.
Homicide represents the lowest-volume category in Saskatoon's published open-data catalogue for 2026 (YTD, through Jul), ranking 11th out of 11 categories with 7 total incidents. In the available multi-year record, Saskatoon logged 3 homicide incidents in 2025 and 7 in 2026 YTD. Across listed geographic areas, Pleasant Hill recorded 3 incidents in 2026, while Massey Place, Meadowgreen, Mount Royal, and Westmount each recorded 1 incident. Because homicide counts reflect small per-incident totals, figures remain low relative to higher-volume offences like Theft or Assault across the city.
In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Saskatoon recorded 7 incidents of homicide in its published open-data records. This category represents 0% of the city's 17,308 total reported incidents across all 11 categories during the same timeframe. Homicide per-incident counts are typically small and volatile from year to year.
Homicide ranks 11th out of 11 categories in Saskatoon during 2026 (YTD, through Jul). With 7 recorded incidents, it has a lower count than all other published categories. For comparison, the category Other recorded 7,415 incidents, Theft recorded 2,566 incidents, Assault recorded 1,592 incidents, Mischief recorded 1,491 incidents, and Theft from vehicle recorded 1,273 incidents.
According to 2026 open-data records, Pleasant Hill logged 3 homicide incidents, the largest count among listed neighbourhoods. Four other Saskatoon neighbourhoods recorded 1 homicide incident each: Massey Place, Meadowgreen, Mount Royal, and Westmount. The city-wide total for the category stands at 7 incidents for the 2026 YTD period through July.
In the available multi-year series, Saskatoon recorded 3 homicide incidents in 2025 and 7 incidents in 2026 (YTD, through Jul). Because 2026 data covers a partial year through July and per-incident homicide figures are small, year-to-year totals can show percentage fluctuations without reflecting multi-year structural trends across the city's 17,308 total incidents.
Data provided by police open-data records for Saskatoon, SK.